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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
BEAUTY ON THE WHEEL.

Ladies' Tricycling In the Park-Growing
Popularity of the Sport.
'sLook at that poor lady in the invalid's
chair" said young girl in Central park
the other day. show fast the man be-
hind is pushing her. He runs so rapidly
that his feet seem scarcely to touch the
ground. The careless brute must be
frightening her to death. Why! here's
another pair, and anotherl They seem to
be trying to catch one another. Is it
race for the hospital, or WHAT"
''Them," replied one Of the sparrow po-
lice, as he followed the fast disappearing
objects with a jealous eye, sis the new
tangled tandem tricycles, for men as likes
to take their wives out for an airin' on
castors."
"You don't seem to approve them,"
broke in reporter.
"Well, I can't say they give us any
trouble, except sometimes wanting to go
on the footpaths and rideways; l haven't
heard Of any horses being scared by them,
or any accidents of any kind yet, and the
rabble of boys ard counter hoppers that
the commissioners promised us hasn't
shown up to any extent. Yet we fought
SO hard to keep them out that we can't
take kindly to them yet altogether. Moro
like the parks better than the roads, and
the more of their bright costumes and
smiling faces the better, say, for they all
seem to enjoy the sport hugely. It's moro
fun. they say, than driving, and suppose
If some few of the upper crust was to take
to it, it would be all the rage in no time"
A little inquiry leaves no doubt that
women and girls in New York are fast
being converted to the advantages of tri-
cycling. Numbers Of them may be seen
in the early mornings or pleasant even
ings spinning along the asphalt under the
shGdowy boughs, down the winding paths,
with lover, brother or husband mounted
behind at q convenient distance for whis-
pering soft nothings," discussing "pa's"
Anticipated ideas, or relating "baby's
latest" and the servants shortcomings.
No danger of headers or falls is there
TO interrupt the flow of ideas or detract
from the full appreciation of the scenery;
no time is spent in learning to operate the
machines; mounting and dismounting
them Is as gracefully dono as to q stool;
no mud spatters the clothes; when the
lady tires she may remove her feet from
the pedals to rest and let her athletic
escort ppopel the machine alone; either or
both can steer tho machine. The exercise
in moderation is peculiarly health giving,
and tho regulation speed in the park
seven or eight miles an hour-is easily ct
tanned and kept up for hours without
undue fatigue. Everything seems to
point, since the opening of the parks to
wheelmen, to an immediate appropriation
by women and girls Of what has hitherto
been regarded as almost exclusively
mans sport. In Boston, Washington,
some western cities, and even in Brook
Ign, women have shown their apprecia-
ton of the sport, and large numbers of
them are devotees Of the wheel.-New
York Tribune.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

New England papers assert that you
can't get any satisfactory milk in New
York. They say there - too much humid
ity in it.
This is the time for housekeepers to be
ON the alert to meet receptions in factory
made catsups. Owing to the drought to-
matoes have been too dear for the average
consumer, and when winter comes YOU
Will ind the fayorite tomato sauce miss-
ing from the list of table condiments.
The factory made stuff seldom contains a
trace of tomatoes and is go highly favored
that the consumer never knows he is eat
ing a cheap preparation of ground up
pumpkins and spices The real stuff car;
always be recognized by the smell, as tho
honest manufacturers VIII not try to dis
guiss t-Csek & Chi QsRpcsat :.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
EVEN THERE.

A troop Of babes in summer land, 'st
At heavens gate-the children's gate:
One lifts the latch with rosy hand,
Then turns and dimpling, asks her mate
"What was the last thing that you saw?"
81 lay ana watched the dawn begin,
And suddenly, thro' the thatch Of straw,
A great, clear morning star laughed in
sand your" "a floating thistle down,
Against June sky and cloud wings white"
sand your" "A falling blow, a frown-
1t rights me yet; oh. clasp me Tight"
'And your" "a face thro' tears that smiled
The trembling lips could speak no more;
The blue eyes swan; the lonely child
Was homesick even at heavens door.
e. R Sill in Overland Monthly.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
He Did Not Get Away.

"You never drink or smoke, do you,
George, dear?" she said. "You know I
could never marry a man who drinks and
smokes"
George, in broken hearted tone of
voice, admitted that he did smoke and
drink little.
But a pair Of white, 27-year-old arms
were around his neck in q moment.
"Ncver mind, George" said the girl;
"perhaps my wifely influence will induce
you to give them up. New York Sun.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
Addifion to :JerusaIem

Outside the walls of Jerusalem q new
town has sprung up, building club hav'
ing been established q few years ago, un.
der tho operation Of which 100 houses
were erected in four years by the Jews
while along the Jaffa road many country
villas have been erected Of late by Euro
pean residents as summer abodes- The
latest development Of the building OF new
houses without Jerusalem is to be found
in the enterprise which has led to mucl
building being done on the slopes OF the
Mount of Olives, the summit Of which Il
crowned with the Church Of the Ascen
eioR,-Homa Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
Autographs on PATHS Fan.

Mime. Patti-Nicolini has fan on which
are the autographs Of all the sovereigns
Of Europe. Here are some: The car,
''Nothing is 80 soothing as your singing ~
The emperor of Germany, ITO the ever
singing nightingale" Queen Christina,
"To the Spanish woman from a queen
who Is proud to have her for a subject. -
Queen Victoria, '.H King Lear is right in
saying that sweet voice is precious gift
In a woman, you are the richest OF wo-
men," The emperor and empress of Aus
tria have merely signed. NJ Theirs, at
the time he was president of the xepublic,
wrote, "Queen Of song, stretch forth my
hand to thee. LA Figaro.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

Whenever James Gordon Bennett
crosses the ocean blue he has pipe made
for the captain of the steamship in which
he sails. His hobby is to have the pipe
presented in silver case, with the mono.
gram of the captain engraved on the out.
side. About dozen sea captains of ocean
greyhounds have been remembered in this
way by Mr.. Bennett.-New YORK Evening
Sun.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

wholly q question Of the relative motions
Of the molecules of frozen water and the
motions of the waves Of light; when there
is discord between the two the discordant
waves pass through the ice without alb
sorption. - British Journal of Pho
tography.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

Worth ten times its cost for cleaning seed
grain alone. II will not pay farmer 10
market dirt when he can clean his grain at
q trifling cost.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
THE AGITATOR
THE MOST PERFECT Cookie
MIL IN TIE MARKET.
Cleans Wheat, Cats, Farley, Ruckwheat,
Flax Timothy and Glover seed perfectly.
Without the use OF tanning mill

A complete, practical, economical and
pie machine, which requires liiiie ~" er
20 do all that il Claimrd !Or IL.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24
The Fiber Clothing Co.

o Buhl BLOCK, DetIolt, MICH. .,s
Organized under the State Law, will
mali to any address, upon receipt of %, 30 or %
cents, according to quality desired,
new and novel Under Garment for either Men,
Women, or Children, a soft, strong
PAPER VEST, lined and bound, to be wese ovar
the undershirt. Several hundred per
cent. the lightest, warmest. neasest and cheapest
garment ever worn. Try them and
You viii never pass winter without one: They
are Anti-Blizzards and Anti-Lung
Diseases These prices are to cost and adyer.
tise the garment. Ask your clothier
for one at higher price. Chest measure must 90:
comnany order One lasts all winter. Advertised
in 5000 papers Mention this paper when yo9
YyitN Patented IN Us, and Cspsda AptsHaasss
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

Butte, NJ. T., will hereafter be lighted
by gas light. The city council has Just
entered into five years. contract with
the paS cnmnanv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

1t can be operated by "a Ch,Id, nj Will
clean ten bushels per hour.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-24

" JV'NE as 81 Us St6t y NIItJtIE 10 Ia,
lie Your NE ami alta - paIniy
NdGT. - j. III Ehh - 4 Co., llIrs
lI"i, sale ID u5sis :, " Jsler, "
Euli Hox ~ mali sI..0
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
Acinainlstrator's saio.

Apties $ hereby given, that in pnfsganoo oi an pfder of the Frgbgte Court 0t the County t8 fiiia, Tmstusg Gf AFisanh made on the 18th day t November 1887 in tha matter of the katate oS Charles Hagse, bsseaseti, the undersigned, William < Holmes, Adinfais- tgatar nf fle Rstats pf said ,ies,4ased, will sell at puilia anegiaH, 0 the hisssest liadef, fof eaeii in Enitsd stefeg Currency on MON IA1, ma igth day 8i feaauher lesg, at 10 o'eloek, ., rn.s ~ tie office f tlss undersigned in alQbe ia saia litla Slatnsy thf ipiieWing feai a,sg personal pfaPegAg, to-wit
 Glna Slsckef llHttnn Nraie, l pgip scale, ssf iiattHR diss siaw niaid,l, 1 latf sanpliHg in0lts, tsnpe furnace i4tstct atea. wiFa faatiniss I sl.sh aaeil, 1 st taps and dies sefsw Glate, Set haiisaR weights, ] assag tth Wtislsl, saddle, Ss& " Fe9plges. i Paisse pair siI6die pockets, ! lot lge ] high hat, 1 eeae, RAlse shift4, ] psif slippers, ] hikck het, ! ptii light pants iegsgepat light over elfirt, 2 piilos eaFRe Hseet c eaihlrs { liaen atiss, towels, ] lloHf3lia, gold watch and ehaig, lot ieweiry. siease buttons aud Ainsls, cigar hplaaF g0ld lieg aud holder ei.ssg case, poeset h'f3k ! hfiiliant pin, ! GsaEhes rhest lA pag eaFk Daakess pGif light blankets, ! 'eaHsiettef ! mAtirass anil pillow l esseet, T4g hia0ket. w0nlen Hiastfa8s. bsfTos Ai- ~ aHs. Aali iHterss5 in gl.s baine fiiveT Mime wjtR all iiapseFements eunsissis.e ~ blaek- smith shcsB aSsaY ngiscis, mess hanSa ptn bin, taFT ta8ie, naF tFGais etc.
 Als3 s.thiri intaFtss in tiie fuiis@ing sllxer isiusss Coed HaIe ilnFHnae, Horn Silver, Pioneeg Also eps-f0gita Interest ip tla Red koYss and Faisyiss Silver nisss anu mi} site Also 0fta-haH inssgest ia Heisstis ailFer uiipe and ona.eighlh iateress in Mays aewei Stiseg naine aAd aaasehiul atessse in Fatesi tsagsaf miHe: M of said aiass igiBg sisussea ip Globe Nistfiet, iisi4 10is1ty Al sp ns,tl,led inteftst in eoos an Eislsess nline. fiiaNs District aila nnehsfs intsgst ln soela ~ asnA iigiTle, tfl6bp i4istfiet
 Btil tho lay ~ sale hi8s sa wtising Wili lye seeived at tlse isiiec ~ said kegainis far any ut tile ahegl mentioned pgsi f, afi9 Hr- 0a fallilrt i scgsl sAnee pi 1sls at sigatn ssie, aRia fsoB,srtg, sltt sasie U 70 fapen as Fpny be tsgary Rili be sala t apE,iia aaaii iSsiy At ths 5Ile and plaSs above Hasiiti8led
 Sati sale maiia snbieet % the eotgiitrntien ef the Pfll,ate fioaft y iise 5adee sfaf
 fezchpssfs ta pss cSieases q espcatlua oi deea
 Gial,e glila cca,sly. .A. T., Nos l8. tss7.
 Ag X Hs4I S Adminl,tatos v the Eataae ai eisarlsg Hayss,
 deeshea. nog. l9-lw
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
SHERIFF IFS SALE.

Tsy virtue af an order of sais and eissea op issued 0sit ef alls 1JatFiet Court of 2tia }esiis sia Elsstglct, ilA tsNartg A fig0na 1ssrfisoF54 datefi Gae 5tb aAy gd fg,t9agaber iSS7, 70 a ceis taiI action wherein J0aepa seesIAsn. 4 agsat Pielef and EfAHk HissiK aa fiaintfSs reeess cred odginent against .)cbA v Eaton ale- fep5gut, tag the aura q thifsy.ops aandTei and sWentY-aix 38. no doilef aiia costa of suit amounting b twessig.ldut 2o.lU0 0oliass 4l che si3 day of November 4. la ISS7s l haxs lesiea upan the fVilcw5as descFibed propsEsgs E)-wit
 Lot NJ. q iY Block sS, m Ute Gjty qf lobe, tfiia County. Aii11fa Also the uildieiaegi eiis gkith part og Iht N8naa niue los8tsf iii 6loie Mhsing Di8tiiek ataut seven lHsles lorGheast q tlehe \ lso tlio undivided osas- half ias3gess iis tlic Uakgale nsine, l8cat neat md north oi the aise yAsise Also in pnai, vfaed 0rs-f0nffla iptsFest if tse keA ioYe insina loentsd n sSlatc aini6g District. iA st tsila County, aiept fagF miles nolsheast eE tiie Aialni mill Aisa tbc npdl Yilied 0ne-hal iItereat is the SpatA West fxtenet1il of fh9 eaia R4d Royer iains. Alee tie ui5tip i5esl one.half interest i1i tli is fCl Road trttia tsibi to Pinai Summit iii C iis tieasity Aiso hss,i SsaSap Battery as Mlleetfata ia ssia Q Counsy Together with aH the teEIemslsts! herea itagne1its s'la apipFtensasga illafetasl
 ptll,lie astsee is hsFsby Even fhek n t sfd tlas q a4iaaYY IhBS At v a1etisck sss :. 5af taiaf Jis ~ Is,iisai asctS3tis rflOnt x VI epsst house. sgouf tailiS bgsding " tslpka Efjla County w ixeNs feffi t#t NH m ble FSRlAt, tltsa aiig Enfa ~ tfie Sais 5@ fsf6iasib ] tsE1n ' lNtdss lfs Ay5 t fAipi ie 4@aiied ptoT " te f::ss ail less isl sseg s pgael \ sale at ss ana ail essts.
 iia hanil
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

N0tiits X herRbY given slak hY riFtua and authority pi aN aet of tiza Legislative Assembly v tile Territory of Afizgaa. appF9vat g'ls Baatd of Sgpefsis ra Of tsiia Genaty. Arizona Territory, wili scll at private sale, the fsigoviilg 1.esaEiaed reai esGRtc stsase within said sssla gcuns ty, hesd bg the ferritaFy hY Tax Deed, for ta5eg for the years ISS3 80, kpgie ol sai9 proparty easi DO s0as foa less thau che tata ailscunt of unpaid taxes, penaitits, Sosts aud charges, Hilh inset est at lslI per vent peg aiinlial, ficni date gl sale N the I'sfgitofys added hereto
 TAXES FeB 1aE yEAE 1881 ,. A. ShowsiseF Hoaae and eegial north of and ar4oss tho parssss ground from tht gsscy hnadings at San Carlos, formerly owned and occupied hy Cs f Gonnsll as store and dwelling bolase; hcnhe and corral asRut 200 yaits Rorsh of tho agency guard holise, gufmpfiy owned aud tloc'ipied hyIiise as n store; house, corral and stable abont 100 yards sstulhetly fgoai the agency gaard hoHse, ior- Dies|y owned snd occupied iy Ren. beil Wood aa stoge ar4 station hcilse; tgx &lll7 40, costs anss penal tiss SIS S7, unpaid charges sSlo 70. Jas n. Work 0'Iaughsrty ahd Big Johnny copper mines, Globe Dig. tFi,t; taz gts bt, costs and penal ties SID " unpaid ellargea slo 10.
 FAXES styi fffg yg6fl 1884 Andges Moreno House and lDt in rear of hsaiep Gpsfra tax @6 5ll, eoats ani penalties $l 34. unIaid chargos $iil
 TAxRs Fo1i TIE ElsAR Lsos, Smith isros Marsgage oa Jay Gould'' miae, tux SS es, costs and penalties & unpaid charges $l0 7s. D. B. MaAee & Bro. Posssssogy right to raiseh known as tic CssHipra raficli en Goiita ate tssS S9 8, coats end penalties $2s unpaid eiiargss $Io 7
 l. Hindarlitzar Lot 1, Block e4s town oE siobss cabin in Block sts tax S 6, eosss and penaltiea 2, uils paift charges gIO Ss
 n (siieligiat ossasacTy rigA 10 old Hook fanels an Totto etc. taz 5 04, casts and penaltioa S nnpei6 charges $l0 75
 Ioiia Tlalack Rosgs sOrg fleht so ranch on south sisga of Ssslt riS CT; eslst and above JellA Nelsens tax S2 8l, costs and penalties s utpaid charges &io
 < sisn llasss osssssoly right d ranch ou tass slne A onto a9psh and lsclew tae uld Hook psce ss iaX eass iss gEr.ss gsi W
 uHpaid ei.asass
 Ulobs
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
SFfERIFI9s SALE.


 Bv giFsEk 3i an 0isieg tf sale ass egecutian isstsed 0ila sf the District Court of sna de5i. eis1 Distfiet, lsila County, hsigena Essfifgys 6aie tie Httt siAg af BlcejAhef iasf, ila 5 sas- etsa aets8n wherein isai,ell Sharg as plaiatliT, recovered ifdsSH nt assii,st Niissasa N llsF4 yea ss nesan8aiit. fSY sbe alitp nf fourtaesl hansFesl sud twelve ss iQ9 daSlars end e8at Nf stilt &usaaatipg5 ts' twentgstisne 25less a3ilsEs 9n thg aist d8f v October A. ". lsS7, bays levied upon the following dessribed fasolse toswss
 Isot ss m Block a. also lat NJ. & fn Block No. 8s, acegFding to tie olheial survey ef sise tswp.site cs Glpbe, bila Co,, Afisqia Territory, made by \, c peadieton and c J. Wallace surveyors. Juno lssz aaia pFlpeftg wHs farinFrgy knoAn as tne Silver Mill & Mihsng Eonapgsiya ihil ste and iE0petff :. TogstEas with all the teneHAenssy bessaits. p3pBt and appHfltnsnsss tllercurso brlengisl
 Public notice s hcrei3y s5Yen that 9n tlie .isa 8ay ef January IesS, at clock a nl.s VI that ilby, at public anntiens 10 frent of tfe ci4sitt hsasa fsof Stsailo bBilding8 at fsieas, Giila Etisnay, Afisona TeIFitosy, { VII BeiI all tie ight, sirle and Interest al the saia sseEis. dant " illianl l Dugyea in and to sss8 dss soribai properly to ths hieh9a and besf biils def 0 sasisfy sad etdeg og sala R0d execution aasi sll cosi
 TsrDs Cash h hand
 GEO. 2. sIIUTE, deel0-5il Sheriff tsils County, \.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
pazFs Rrii3 LOCALS.


 Horses boarded for co cents per day at Pacoe corral Tho beat alfalfa .hay fed
 Fresl bread, JOIN, eake, pies, ~, af RsmsdeIl's Bakery
 Great reduction a cash prices at 5. r Keliuer < co.
 Just received by Alex. araydon, 8 ear load q eamteflaud coat
 Fos ALs ' iiae ranch Range fag 1000 aead ot toes tiaed feed and abnn3ant water supply Inquire at tba BgLr office.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
mrast pasessa-

Resd ne hospisal reports reaa slie lnortuaFIt reports, re,id tae medical Pabs ncatialss, reaa tha dAilg newspapsrA lsa lesrn ho9 ai1e-spread is heart sisss4e, hoR dilEihnls q detection t ia q, most Reopie how many atd how saadsh sro tho deatha t eassss Then FaSa Ds Fiipta Traatise on Heart piseass, and leain what it is what causes it, elint dis. easss t Fsa rise tq, whas lts syrsptons arc. aid hpv < my 5a atsacked It goa tind Int yea heye hestt siissaea, fA your daulspiss faF hntsle v m Elints Heart Reiaety. Tho trcatise Blay be had on application e
 ' & MACK col,
 Nos 2 and Il Front street x
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
Alizgna Mineral Belt R, R.

The fan,lal meeting of the Stockholders of tha Arizoua Mineral Belt Railroad Company for the election ol pirecters ta serve the onsu- Ing year. md for tlle transaction ef any other buainess which may legally eoIna hefoeg ibaid sneelirg, will be hela at the office q said com, pany in Globe c ila CepGty, Territory of Agi g,aa, 70 ' U EsitAN. the a0th dayaf Decem. bef X D. 1887, at ! p'cloel a Ii,
 GEO. H WHITE, Sec.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
nnann op strsnAssona.
CronE, Claa County, Aeisona,

NfLORE, t9tla JountNi fttf10h3@
 December ,. 1SS7 ! Board met pursuant 10 adjoprne lment present Supervisors Rednan, Kinney and sultan. Minutes of No- yembar 2l read ma appFoyea Q M. Anderson haying failed and refused to fiie bonds, as required by order Of the Board dated November Fist, 1887, it was on motion ordered shat Che contract for carpenter work on Court House, awarded to him, De and the sama ls hereby cancelled and anuulled
 On motion Supervisor Kinney was appointed a committee of one, to hire q carpenter to lay the joists on first floor of Court House
 On motion the Clerk was directed to write to tho Attorney General in regard to fees for hcenSe taxes,
 The following claims wers then all lowed and warrants ordered drawn for same; CIatm Of Dc Q. F. Stark, medical attendance, Sioa.50; claim of G.Gs. Q. Tel. Co, assigned aocountof J. D. ArCsbe, S2l5i claim of " A. Lonergan, Guel &c,, Si50; claim of Mrs. c Anderson, rent, $40; claim Of
  C. A Fisk, assigned jury certificate, $t; claim og ] c Lpndy, blacksmith, $l,50 claim ofH Q Hitchcock drugs, SS; cIaim ul B. 6. Fox aeting SheritE SI6,90.
 Motion made and seconded that the office of Constable of Globe Precinct lbe declared vacant, J. II, senhrosks Constable, having left the Territory without leave Of absenee being granted by the Board of Supervisors, and tbat the Clerk notify bIr D. CT Fox Deputy Constable, Motion cay,. g5ed. W
 The Chairman then reported the approval Of the following bonds
 Nov. 3, Bond of F. shanIey for| $25o, as 0yerseer of Meaiiilen Koad| District with ]. NJ FFskes ana c, E,| Tayler as surcties.
 Nov 10, Bond Of w Trsgillian for Sloo9, as 0yerseef <; Globe Road D,s. trict, gith 4. Bailey and 2. E Taylor as suretles.
 Nov l2 Bond of Get. E, ShnteI for Slo ,o0Q, as Sheriff for Gila county with F T. powers, Lucinda Armec, , B Hooker, E. Keaton, ". T. Ggnn, Y, w. Nastrneyer Geo. Ilanfoytb, Rotert Stead James E. Gelald, NM Price ana David Deyora as snreties Nov 29 Bond of Geo II shate for sl,00o, as Poll T'ax Collector Of lala county with $. Klein and Patrick Shaniey as sareties.
 On motion the Beard ratified theI approval of the above bnuds
 On motion sandry clairs were hid over
 On motson the oPcnlngof bids forI tue purchase og Court Bpuse bonds gas postponed to December ip 1887 On aotion the Board adjourned tol 10 o'clock ms De- l0 1ss7
 eHAs, I. V MAI}TIN Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Alexandar Aanand was admitted Q the hospital on Monday suffering from a severe fracture Of the lever right leg, sustained by a cave ia tho QR3o. .toa gold mIue nsay Miami, in which nc $ part owner Ihs limb is very badly crashea from above ;he knee al- most to theanEie, and pr. Stark who vas called to examine inc injury de- cidea that ampntition would be ne- cessary to save Aunand life. The pa tient has up tc the present time, how ever refused @ allow Inc operation to be performed saying that he wqula rather die than be deprived of the mer'5ar, as with two limos he had hard work 10 make 2 living. Appar- entIy he is doing well, suasrs littls pam, and is hopeful q recovering
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10
POST OFFICE RULES,

Qf6cc open from A. N. to ?. NI., daily.
 Sundays one hour after m2n arrives,
 Mai closes going East md West at 2 Aa A, M., daily.
 Money Order Department closes at P, b., daily Sundays excepted Monday, Wednesday end Friday-to Catalpa, Ariner Tonto, Rye, Payson, &c,, every Mon. day. These mails close the night previods at 9P.n. ALONZO BAILEY, r, M.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-10

Tho Arizona Mineral Belt R B has been leased to Aessrs. Foster, Doyle < Co., who have a large wood contract with parties in Los Angeles Tie gentlemen who have leased the road until next spring, will transport, saw logs, lamber aud wood, aud all local 0freigbt along the line Wa believe thatth creditors me entirely satsAosl withth arrangements, as we are told that oreof tue clauses ol their con lraci, eoinpels tlleu, 10 aesp the roll- ing stock and road in good repair which certainly sali bo better to al concera6d tEaa if the road and its equipments were to lie ldle. Flag siaH Champion.